No matter whether you arrive by car, motorcycle or public transport, the path to the Red Bull Ring is paved with anticipation. Get ready to feel this unique atmosphere.
TIP: The Austrian motor-way operator ASFINAG‘s free app, too, offers comprehensive information regarding traffic jams, accidents, roadworks, closed roads and rest areas.
How you can reach us
A2 – Seebenstein junction – S6 – St. Michael junction – S36
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If you’re coming from Vienna, please note that the S6 Semmering Schnellstraße will be reduced to a single lane in several sections around the race weekend. Due to construction in the Semmering region and around Leoben, delays are expected in both directions.
A2 – Bad St. Leonhard – B78 Obdach – Weißkirchen in der Steiermark
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A9 – Gleinalmtunnel* – St. Michael junction – S36 (Construction site, please expect delays!)
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*Attention: Toll tunnel – you can book hier your digital toll in advance.
S37 – B317 – Neumarkt – Judenburg West – S36
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A2 – Bad St. Leonhard – B78 Obdach – Weißkirchen in der Steiermark
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A10 – St. Michael im Lungau – B96 – Tamsweg – Murau – Judenburg
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A9 – Bosrucktunnel* – Trieben – B114 – Triebener Tauern – Pöls – via Judenburg
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A9 – Bosrucktunnel* – St. Michael junction – S36 (Construction site, please expect delays!)
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If you’re coming from Upper Austria, it is recommended to exit at Trieben (follow the signs) to avoid the St. Michael junction.
*Attention: Toll tunnel – you can book hier your digital toll in advance.
B320 – Liezen – B113 – Trieben (not the A9) – B114 – Triebener Tauern – Pöls – via Judenburg
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If you’re coming from Schladming / Selzthal region, it is recommended to exit at Trieben (follow the signs) to avoid the St. Michael junction.
